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A 176-foot waterfall right next to the Historic Columbia River Highway, with a short trail to Ponytail Falls where you walk directly behind the cascade.

Idaho's Niagara — a 212-foot waterfall on the Snake River that's wider than Niagara Falls, hidden in plain sight in the middle of southern Idaho's high desert.

A roadside pull-off at 7,562 feet on Nevada Highway 431 with one of the best panoramic views of Lake Tahoe — two dozen parking spots, zero admission, infinite sky.

A trip to the Great Smoky Mountains, the most visited national park in the country, where layers of blue-hazed ridgelines stretch to the horizon and old-growth forest fills every hollow.

A perfectly flat expanse of salt stretching to the horizon in every direction — one of the most surreal landscapes in North America, where the ground looks like snow and the sky reflects in the surface like water.

A 32-story steel pyramid on the Memphis riverfront that now holds a Bass Pro megastore, a cypress swamp, a bowling alley, live alligators, and a hotel inside the apex.

On the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, Sand Harbor is a boulder-strewn beach with water so clear you can see the bottom at 20 feet — the kind of lake view that makes you question every other lake you've ever seen.

A 53-foot waterfall tucked inside a park in the middle of Minneapolis — an unexpected natural landmark in an urban setting, with a creek gorge trail that makes you forget you're in a city.

A beginner's guide to Vue.js — covering the Vue instance, reactivity, components, Vuex state management, and Vue Router to build dynamic and interactive web applications.